I am having issues with time on a pfSense platform, however it appears to be related to the FreeBSD platform itself.
Here is the pfSense thread: https://forum.netgate.com/topic/153890/time-always-slow-2-4-5/13
I have installed on another of the exact same unit without time issue and this custom MiniPC/NUC has the following specs:
* Intel Celeron N3350
* 4GB
* 64GB Storage
* Windows 10 Professional
* 4x Serial RS232
* 2x RJ45
* HDMI, Mini DP
* Unknown Board manufacturer
I have tried the following
However when I install pfSense or FreeBSD, the initial time is correct upon system boot then immediately becomes slow. Slow I mean for every 20 seconds in real life, the system moves about 3-4 seconds. This occurs regardless of the versions of the following and the NTP set:
Here is the pfSense thread: https://forum.netgate.com/topic/153890/time-always-slow-2-4-5/13
I have installed on another of the exact same unit without time issue and this custom MiniPC/NUC has the following specs:
* Intel Celeron N3350
* 4GB
* 64GB Storage
* Windows 10 Professional
* 4x Serial RS232
* 2x RJ45
* HDMI, Mini DP
* Unknown Board manufacturer
I have tried the following
- Installed Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop
- Installed PopOS 20.04
- Installed Windows 10 1909
- Checked BIOS time
- Changed board battery
However when I install pfSense or FreeBSD, the initial time is correct upon system boot then immediately becomes slow. Slow I mean for every 20 seconds in real life, the system moves about 3-4 seconds. This occurs regardless of the versions of the following and the NTP set:
- Set NTP correctly within pfSense (ie. AU/Melbourne +10 GMT 0.au.pool.ntp.org)
- Installed pfSense 2.4.4
- Installed pfSense 2.4.5
- Installed FreeBSD 12.1